Jake Bacon

Recruitment is the primary driver behind the change to the academy structure.

Food drives throughout the area have been announced or are underway to provide assistance to FFFC.

On Friday night, Aug. 15, a pickup basketball game between youth and the local police took place at the Hal Jensen Recreation Center.

NAU said Cline Library would continue to have a police presence, while all other campus activities and operations continued as scheduled.

Four of Flagstaff's premier theater companies unite for a season preview celebrating community and creativity, showcasing upcoming productions and fostering collaboration.

Haven Montessori School on Tuesday afternoon had a back-to-school snow cone party and celebration.

Morning Glory Cafe will host a ribbon cutting and community open house on Aug. 19 from 3 to 5 p.m.

Uplifting Indigenous students and future Native teachers at Camp Indi-Genius

A total of 22 colts were auctioned for purchase during the annual Babbitt Ranches Hashknife colt sale at the Spiderweb Camp on Saturday. Twenty-two colts were sold during the auction

The recent grad will be the first female golfer from the school to continue playing at the college level. Dickson committed to play golf at Haskell Indian Nations University in

The streets of downtown Flagstaff were packed Friday as the annual parade kicked off the Fourth of July holiday weekend.

Cedar Closet is so much more than just a secondhand store.

Nickolas Garcia, senior, Flagstaff High School

“The building inspector told me that the best thing I could do was tear the building down,” said Henry Taylor, who, alongside his wife, Pamela “Sam” Green, maintains ownership of

To Jeronimo Vasquez, the story of Mayan Winds Coffee Emporium is one that centers around love.

The house, constructed in 1911, was the longtime residence of May Hicks Curtis, who made history at the age of 23 by sewing the first state flag of Arizona.

Laurel Cernohous and Ava Gray recently signed their letters of intent to play at the collegiate level.

More than 1,000 protesters gathered on the lawn of Flagstaff City Hall Thursday afternoon for a May Day protest, which was part of a nationwide series of demonstrations against the

Canyon Movement Company presents a collaborative show focused on Elements, blending dance with various art forms to engage and uplift the community.

Roughly six months after Brix departed the building as it ceased operations, the Carriage House at 413 N. San Francisco St. opened its doors once again.